Take one look at a happy ferret at play, and you'll immediately understand why so many people love them. They're so effusively energetic, constantly moving, playing, and exploring - and when they're ...

Ferrets are playful, intelligent, and curious animals that make wonderful pets for the right owners. However, they have unique needs and require dedicated care to ensure they stay happy and healthy.

While it is certainly convenient and cheap to feed your ferret food designed for other species, they do have unique nutritional needs. Here's a list of foods they shouldn't eat. Ferrets are true ...

A Stevens County woman overwhelmed with ferrets has surrendered 47 of her 89 pets to Ferret Haven, a Spokane-based rescue organization that now says it needs help from the community care for the ...

Before we got our guinea pig, Jingles, I was pretty clueless about vet care for small animals, meaning the varieties that are not dogs and cats. When Jingles joined our family, I knew little about ...

Animal advocates come in all shapes and sizes, including the breed/brood of about 20 who on Jan. 1 rallied in front of a Huntington Beach pet store to free the ferret. Ferrets, the slender, ...

If you’re looking for a fun, non-traditional pet, ferrets may seem like an obvious choice. Unfortunately, they’re not as simple as you might think. In fact, there’s a lot you probably don’t know about ...

An elderly Staten Islander needs your help. He is moving to another state and cannot take his two beloved ferrets with him. They are up for adoption. They must be adopted together. Cage included. He ...

One needs only to watch their defensive behavior and look into their eyes. You'll sense the same fear as you would in a terrified dog. In email correspondence the people responsible for managing the ...

EVERY WEDNESDAY WE INTRODUCE YOU TO A SHELTER ANIMAL LOOKING FOR ITS FOREVER HOME. SINCE WE LAUNCHED WPBF 25 TO THE RESCUE, WE HAVE FEATURED DOGS, CATS, BUNNIES, EVEN GUINEA PIGS. AND TODAY WE HAVE AN ...

Should human beings feed golden hamsters to black-footed ferrets? This provocative question (and for some, an unanticipated query) leads to many others about how we interact with nonhuman animals ...